Rear pointing radar alter drivers to unseen objects immediately behind them… a fence, wall, tree or another vehicle. New Radar technology searches for approaching cross traffic. When it sees traffic approaching which you are backing up, it sounds an alarm. Chrysler’s version is available in its minivans and is called Cross Path detection System. It includes visual indicators in the out board mirrors, Ford’s system is called Cross Traffic Alert. Offered in the 2020 released Fusion and Mercury Milan it also has outboard mirror alarm indicators.
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Reasonable accommodation
In workers’ compensation cases, any job adjustment or work environment modification that assists a disabled employee to perform essential job duties.
Reasonable and customary
See: usual, customary, and reasonable (UCR) .
Reasonable and Customary Charges
The charge for medical services which refers to the amount approved by the TPA or Insurer for payment. Customary charges are those which are most often made by a provider for services rendered in that particular area.
Reasonable and customary charges (Health Insurance)
This term can refer to the amount usually charged by a provider in a certain area for a certain service. It can also refer to the cost approved by Medicare for a certain service.
Reasonable care
See: Due Care.
Reasonable care/precautions condition
Condition requiring an insured to take reasonable precautions to prevent accidents and safeguard property. The clause is not usually construed as a warranty, enabling the insurer to repudiate the liability irrespective of a causal connection between the breach and the loss (Lane v. Spratt (1970)). A liability policy is triggered by the insured’s negligence and so it would be repugnant to avoid liability because of the insured’s lack of care except, depending on the facts, where lack of care amounts to recklessness.
Reasonable charge
See: reasonable fee .
Reasonable construction rule
A rule of construction to the effect that where there is ambiguity the reasonable construction is to be preferred.
Reasonable cost
Actual dollar amount of providing medical services or hospital services including direct and indirect costs to Medicare patients. Fiscal intermediaries and insurance carriers use the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) guidelines to determine reasonable costs incurred by individual providers in furnishing covered services to enrollees.